Sentence examples for publicly practiced from inspiring English sources

The answer is more complicated than critics of publicly practiced religion may prefer.

However, Sullivan didn't rule out asking tough questions about religion, interviewing members of a candidate's congregation to learn about their views, or reporting on how candidates have publicly practiced their religion.

Vladimir Putin loves to publicly practice judo, shoot trapped tigers, play ice hockey, pilot amphibious planes to fight fire fires, play the piano for charity, and fly supersonic heavy bombers for the fun of it all.

"The difference here is that Kerry very specifically claimed to be Catholic, and practiced publicly.

Although Israelite prophets and reformers repeatedly denounced sacred prostitution, the early Israelites seem to have adopted the local Canaanite rites, which they apparently practiced publicly until the reform of King Josiah about 621 bc.

How is it that Saudi Arabia denies its women the most basic human rights, and bans any other religion from being practiced publicly on its soil, and not a single student group calls for divestiture from Saudi Arabia?

GPs and practice nurses were purposively sampled from publicly available practice lists in North West England.

Describe yourself publicly as "a practicing amateur witch" and boast about the hexes you have placed on prominent publishers.

Tutors publicly display practice-test results and update parents with text messages comparing the scores of their child against those of others.

Last week we requested official permission to publicly explain practices that are the subject of newly-leaked documents that refer to Microsoft and have now been misinterpreted in news stories around the world.

We used chi-square to test for differences in % female, % publicly insured, practice type, and degree of urbanisation.